Code-Required Items on a Roofing Claim (and How to Get Them Paid)
Drip edge, ice and water shield, ventilation, decking: here's how local building code turns into money on a roofing claim, and what you need to document to make it stick.
Read →Practical guides for turning insurance scopes into estimates — and getting paid the full claim.
Drip edge, ice and water shield, ventilation, decking: here's how local building code turns into money on a roofing claim, and what you need to document to make it stick.
Read →You don't need a $1,000+ software license to supplement a roofing claim. You need to read the carrier's estimate accurately and document what's missing. Here's how.
Read →Symbility is the other major claims estimating platform besides Xactimate. Here's who owns it, which carriers tend to use it, and what to do when you get a Symbility scope instead of an Xactimate one.
Read →A supplement is just a documented request for items the insurer's scope missed. Here's the workflow, step by step.
Read →Adjusters routinely omit drip edge, ice and water shield, starter shingles, ridge cap, step and counter flashing, and code-mandated items. Here's how to document each one so your supplement gets approved the first time.
Read →Understanding the difference between gross claim value, deductible, and net ACV payment is essential for accurate roofing estimate workflows and customer communication.
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